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Hills
Pride
100

 Contemporary critical theory gives what to readers:

just as much creation of the theme as the writer

100

A symbol is a:

Person, place, object...

100

A fable differs from other stories because it:

Teaches a moral lesson

100

In Hemingway’s “Hills Like White Elephants,” what does the train station symbolize?

a place of transition and decision

100

In “Death Be Not Proud” by John Donne, what argument does the poet use to diminish death’s power?

death is nothing more than a short sleep before eternal life

200

Stream of consciousness narration attempts to:

mimic a character's thought process

200

Foreshadowing is used in literature to:

Hint at future events

200

 The setting of a story primarily helps to:

establish mood and atmosphere

200

What is the primary conflict in “Hills Like White Elephants”?

The woman wants a baby, while the American man does not

200

“Death Be Not Proud” is an example of what poetic form?

sonnet

300

A narrator who knows all thoughts and feelings of characters is:

omniscient 

300

A protagonist is:

The main character of a story

300

A round character is one who:

has depth and complexity

300

In Hemingway’s “Hills Like White Elephants,” how does the dialogue between the American and Jig function?

it indirectly reveals tension and differing desires

300

In William Blake’s “The Lamb,” the speaker is addressing:

a small lamb

400

In “Dover Beach” by Matthew Arnold, the “Sea of Faith” metaphorically represents:

religious certainty that has faded over time

400

Hyperbole is a literary device used to:

exaggerate for effect 

400

A dystopian novel typically explores:

A society with oppressive control

400

The setting of “Hills Like White Elephants”—one side fertile, the other barren—symbolizes:

the contrast between life and death, choice and consequence

400

The companion poem to “The Lamb” is:

"The Tyger"

500

 What literary device is most used in “Dover Beach” to emphasize its melancholic tone?

imagery

500

A motif in literature is:

recurring theme or element

500

What is the effect of the imagery in “The only other sound’s the sweep / Of easy wind and downy flake” from Frost’s “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening”?

It conveys a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere

500

 In “Dover Beach,” the phrase “Ah, love, let us be true” suggests:

love is the only certainty in an uncertain world

500

What is the dominant theme in “The Lamb” by William Blake?

the innocence and purity of creation